But, what have we done to uplift them? :  the administration of aboriginal affairs policy at the Federal level, 1901-1949

Gleeson, Jennifer

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But, what have we done to uplift them? : the administration of aboriginal affairs policy at the Federal level, 1901-1949

Authors

Gleeson, Jennifer

Abstract

"The Constitution of the Commonwealth ... is not an isolated document. It has been built on traditional foundations. Its roots penetrate deep into the past. It embodies the best achievements of political progress, and realises the latest attainable ideals of liberty.